And furthermore, are you one to assume that liking Japanese music AUTOMATICALLY makes you an Otaku? People can like all sorts of music. As someone who doesn’t like working out at a gym, I use these games as my means of exercise because they’re fun, challenging, and a great workout. I don’t particularly listen to J-Pop or K-Pop on my own time but I love the fun gameplay element and challenge offered in these titles. Nothing to do with the music, but more so the shift in consumer interest affecting more than just DDR. It’s also why Guitar Hero isn’t as prominent as it used to be. In fact, as you clearly are not aware, Just Dance 2021 has more K-Pop songs EVER BEFORE! The real reason DDR and Pump it Up don’t reach mainstream audiences is because they’re dominant in the arcade scene which isn’t as prominent right now as the console scene is.
Persona is a fantastic JRPG that many western audiences have also loved. You don’t have to be an otaku to like Persona or Dragon Quest for example just because it isn’t “simple and mainstream”. You not enjoying the game doesn’t dictate everyone else’s opinion on it. Tue 29th Dec I am so incredibly disappointed in your comment regarding Dance Dance Revolution and games in the genre.Sure, I'd probably find myself double-dipping on one too many games, but at least I can gift or sell them (as first-party games tend to hold their value). If Nintendo would at least give these games the complete treatment (like Pokémon Sword/Shield's expansion pass releases) then I would not have a problem with it at all. Despite the failings of the Wii U, Mario Kart 8 sold exceptionally well, and the Switch port, which would have cost next to nothing to make in comparison, even more so.Īs more and more games are being supplemented with DLC, I have found my tolerance for the practice to be wearing paper thin. Considering the sheer quantity of units that the game WILL sell, there really is no reason that Nintendo couldn't go all in with a feature-rich sequel. I absolutely hate the idea of MK9 being a barebones release supplemented with a crap-ton of DLC. I get the yearning for more content, but Nintendo could just as easily give Mario Kart the "All Stars" treatment with a 64/GC/Wii compilation to tide us over in the meantime. What made MK8D such an easy choice to double-dip on was the fact that all of the DLC content was on the cartridge.
As a physical collector, it's disheartening that people keep begging for DLC.
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